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Moody’s upgrades Pakistan’s ratings to Caa2 citing improved macroeconomic conditions 

  • Ratings upgrade reflects Pakistan’s decreased default risk after $7 billion IMF bailout staff-level agreement in July
  • Despite doubling since June 2023, Pakistan’s foreign reserves remain insufficient for external financing needs, says Moody’s 
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Moody’s highlights Pakistan’s persistent debt issues, says budget to aid IMF negotiations

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Inflation in Pakistan could average 33% in first half of 2023 – Moody's economist

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Global credit rating agency says Pakistan’s external position under significant stress

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Pakistan contests Moody’s ratings downgrade, says can meet its obligations

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Moody’s downgrades Pakistan’s outlook on uncertainty about ability to secure external finances

By Shahjahan Khurram ·

Moody’s calls no-confidence motion ‘credit negative’ for Pakistan as finance ministry says ‘no impact’

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IMF disbursement acknowledges Pakistan’s reform progress, shores up forex reserves — Moody’s 

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Moody’s maintains stable outlook for Pakistan banks

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Moody’s upgrades Pakistan’s credit rating outlook to stable

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